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“Your Hometown College” Seal Scholarship. These scholarships are funded by the State of Florida. The legislature determines the funding levels each academic year. Currently, the funding is a set dollar amount per credit hour depending on the type of scholarship awarded and the type of degree program the student has chosen. If you drop and/or withdraw from a class or classes, you are obligated to pay back the entire cost (tuition) of that class or classes. A hold will be placed on your records until the debt is paid in full. For more information, log on to www.floridastudentfinancialaid.org. Ro b e r t C. By r d Ho n o r s Sc h o l a r s h ip This scholarship is offered to an eligible graduate of a Florida high school who has submitted a fully completed (errorfree) Florida Financial Aid Application by April 15. The student must be nominated by the Florida high school principal, Florida Adult Education director, or principal/headmaster of a school outside of Florida by a date established by the FDOE during a student’s graduation year from high school. Jo s e Ma r t i Sc h o l a r s h ip Ch a l l e n g e Gr a n t Fu n d This scholarship provides assistance to Hispanic-American high school seniors who meet scholastic requirements and demonstrate financial need. The student must complete the Florida Financial Aid Application by April 1 and have completed a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, including supporting documentation, by May 15. Ro s e w o o d Fa m i ly Sc h o l a r s h ip Fu n d This scholarship provides assistance to a maximum of 25 minority students to attend a state university, public community college, or public postsecondary occupational-technical school. Students who are direct descendants of African-American Rosewood families affected by the incidents of January 1923 receive priority for awards. The student should submit a fully completed (error-free) Florida Financial Aid Application online by April 1. If you are a Florida resident, complete and submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online in time to be processed error-free by the U.S. Department of Education on, or before, May 15. Oth e r St a t e Aid There are other programs which are funded in varying degrees each year. Contact the Financial Aid Office for additional information and other state scholarship/loans programs. Any new scholarships are listed on the scholarship bulletin board by the Financial Aid Office. For more information, a student may wish to contact the Bureau of Student Financial Assistance in Tallahassee at 1-800-827-2004. Institutional Scholarship Dis t r i c t Bo a r d o f Tr u s t e e s Sc h o l a r s h ip (To p Tw e n t y Pe r c e n t) This scholarship is given to the top 20 percent of the five-county district high school graduating class each year. The scholarship pays $500 per semester (fall and spring) and can be renewed the second year if the student meets applicable criteria. The student must be enrolled at least halftime each semester the scholarship is received. This scholarship does not cover books. Ot h e r In s t i t u t i o n a l Sc h o l a r s h ip s The College also offers music, theater, student government president, and student ambassador scholarships. These scholarships range from full to partial assistance for tuition only. Each institutional scholarship has its own particular requirements. Students are urged to contact the Financial Aid Office for additional information. Sh o r t Te r m Lo a n The College offers institutional loans to students who require assistance on a short-term basis. Loans may be borrowed for tuition, books, or other direct educational expenses. Applications are available through the Financial Aid Office. A student may borrow for a period up to eight weeks or the last day of the semester, whichever comes first. A student must be enrolled at least halftime, have a cumulative 2.0 GPA, and show a viable means of repayment. A cosigner is necessary if the student’s source of repayment is any source other than approved financial aid. The cosigner cannot be another FGC student. The cosigner must be present when signing for the short-term loan or have the cosigner signature with current ID notarized prior to processing of the loan. Delinquent loans are turned over to a collection agency. Any expense incurred by the College in collecting the note shall be borne by the signer and cosigner. Failure to repay your loan may cause additional charges to your account such as legal fees, court costs, and interest. Any fees incurred by the collection agencies, will be the responsibility of the borrower. The collection agency will have the option of credit bureau reporting on delinquent loans. FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS The Foundation for Florida Gateway College, Inc. is a notfor-profit organization providing financial support to help Florida Gateway College perform its mission of providing quality education. Revenues are received primarily from private contributions, investment income, and state matching funds. The Foundation supports the College by providing student scholarships, purchasing equipment, and providing other, much needed resources. The generosity of individuals, organizations, and the 18
Student Services business community make it possible for the Foundation to meet its objectives. All contributions to the Foundation are tax deductible. Gifts of cash, stock, real estate, equipment, or most any other item of value may be donated. The Foundation may also be named in an individual’s will. Donations may be made to the general fund or to a specific program. Endowed funds may be named after a loved one or friend. To see how you can help, please call the Foundation at (386) 754-4201 or write to Foundation for FGC, 149 S.E. College Place, Lake City, Florida, 32025-2007. The following are the 2009-2010 endowed and annually funded scholarship and program enhancement funds made possible by the generous support of various individuals and organizations. 2011-2012 Scholarships Action for Excellence GCO Scholarship ACV Endowment LLC AFA Falcon Chapter Alfonso Levy Music Scholarship Allied Health General Scholarship Altrusa International of Lake City Anderson Family Trust Scholarship Andrew Clarke Memorial Scholarship Arihunt Hospitality dba Hampton Inn & Suites Ashley Nabinger Memorial Ashlyn Hollingsworth Memorial Baker County Education Foundation Scholarships Baker County Incentive Scholarship Bell High School Senior Scholarship Beta Sigma Scholarship Bill Giles IV Memorial Scholarship Blue Cross Blue Shield Nursing Scholarship Brad Hunter Memorial Scholarship Brecht Scholarship/University of FL Scholarship Bruce Hage Memorial Scholarship Butch Oxendine Scholarship for SGA Call Me Mister Scholarship Capital City Bank Foundation Scholarship Captain Chad Reed, Sr. Memorial Scholarship Cathryn Collins Vanous Music Scholarship Central FL Electric Charity, Inc. Scholarship Central FL Electric Cooperative Educational Charity Scholarship #1 Central FL Electric Cooperative Educational Charity Scholarship #2 Charles E. & Frances M. Osterman Memorial Scholarship Chesley Hines Robertson, IV Memorial Scholarship Choir/Music Scholarship Chris Gallups Scholarship Clanton Scaff Memorial Scholarship Clara Bell Memorial Scholarship Clarence E. and Rachel Hackney Brown Scholarship Clay County Fair Association CNB National Bank - William J. Streicher Fund Coach Paul Quinn Memorial Scholarship Columbia County Builder’s Association Scholarship Columbia County Homemakers Scholarship Columbia County Public Schools Foundation Columbia County Resources Scholarship Columbia High School Senior Scholarship Student Services 19
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